Publication: En torno al marco jurídico de las uniones 'more uxorio': estudio de constitucionalidad de las leyes civiles forales a través de la STC 93/2013
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2016-06-20
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La convivencia more uxorio es un hecho consolidado en nuestra sociedad. Y, por tanto, precisa de un régimen jurídico que garantice su seguridad jurídica. A lo largo de los últimos años, el legislador autonómico ha dictado normas en esta materia que resultan claramente inconstitucionales por atentar contra las competencias exclusivas del Estado recogidas en el artículo 149.1.8 de la Constitución y contra el principio de libre desarrollo de la personalidad, recogido en el artículo 10.1 de este texto. El presente trabajo estudia el concepto y evolución de esta aparentemente nueva institución jurídica y cuestiona la constitucionalidad de las leyes autonómicas que la regulan, basándose en la reciente STC 93/2013.
Cohabitation more uxorio is an established fact in our society. And therefore, it requires a legal framework to ensure legal certainty. Over recent years, the regional legislator has issued rules in this area that are clearly unconstitutional for violating the exclusive competence of the State referred to in Article 149.1.8 of the Constitution and the principle of free development of personality, enshrined in Article 10.1 of this text. This paper studies the concept and evolution of this apparently new legal institution and questions the constitutionality of regional laws that regulate it, based on the recent STC 93/2013.
Cohabitation more uxorio is an established fact in our society. And therefore, it requires a legal framework to ensure legal certainty. Over recent years, the regional legislator has issued rules in this area that are clearly unconstitutional for violating the exclusive competence of the State referred to in Article 149.1.8 of the Constitution and the principle of free development of personality, enshrined in Article 10.1 of this text. This paper studies the concept and evolution of this apparently new legal institution and questions the constitutionality of regional laws that regulate it, based on the recent STC 93/2013.